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CPU is a very important piece of hardware in the computer, many gamers find that when using the computer, its temperature will become so high that everyone is worried that it will damage the computer, so what is the effect of high temperature? Let's take a look.

1. There is a self-protection function, the temperature is too high, the running rate will be reduced, the system is getting slower and slower, until it crashes, restart repeatedly, or restart directly, 2. If the self-protection function of the CPU fails, the CPU will be burned out by high temperature for a long time (more than 85 degrees for a long time).

3. The computer runs slowly and freezes.

4. Automatic restart.

5. Automatic shutdown, and after shutdown, it cannot be turned on before the temperature is lowered.

6. If the CPU is too high, the protection system will be automatically turned on, and the computer will be shut down or directly stuck.

And when the CPU temperature is high, it goes without saying that the CPU usage is high, and the second is that the temperature rises and affects the CPU work efficiency. Ruined brother.

Computer Normal Temperature Fan Dan Lawei:

1. Generally, the CPU temperature is between 40 and 65 degrees, and if you play large games, it will generally not exceed 85 degrees.

2. As long as the CPU temperature is not higher than 85 degrees, it is within the normal range and will not burn out.

Here's how to prevent the CPU temperature from overheating:

1. If the chassis is too dusty, it is recommended to disassemble the machine and clean up the dust to prevent the CPU from being too hot because it cannot dissipate heat.

2. Check whether the fan is damaged, and if it is damaged, replace it with a new fan in time.

3. If the silicone grease on the CPU has been completely baked, reapply the silicone grease to assist the CPU in heat dissipation.

4. If it is a desktop compatible machine with a heat dissipation gap, it is recommended to install water cooling to prevent the CPU temperature from being too high.

Yes, the CPU is too high and the protection system will be automatically turned on, and the computer will be shut down or directly stuck, and when the CPU temperature is high, the CPU usage rate is very high, needless to say, the temperature will increase the efficiency of the CPU (efficiency is reduced).

The reasons for the high CPU temperature are as follows:

1. The heat dissipation problem of the CPU fan may be caused by too much accumulated dust, or it may be caused by the shedding of silica gel, which can be solved by cleaning or applying silicone. If the effect is not obvious, it is recommended to change to a cooling fan.

Second, if the temperature does not exceed the standard, if it is acceptable, you may wish to cool down through the frequency reduction software.

3. The air duct in the chassis affects the heat dissipation, such as the various power cables, hard disk cables, and data cables in the chassis are dense like spider webs, which will definitely cause ventilation to be blocked, thereby affecting the heat dissipation, and the problem can be solved by combing these wires neatly. If there is a vacant space in the case, you can add a 12V case fan. For a notebook, see if the fan ventilation is unobstructed and whether there is any dust blocking the ventilation duct.

CPU cooling tricks.

1) Check if the fan in the case is working properly.

2) Clean up the dust inside the chassis (the correct way is to blow the dust with a bicycle pump).

3) Be sure to add thermal grease between the CPU and the heat sink.

4) Drop a drop of sewing oil on the bearing of the cooling fan, which can effectively reduce the noise!Don't drop too much, just one drop.

5) If necessary, you can install a high-power CPU fan and buy a radiator with better heat dissipation effect, such as Kyushu Fengshen, etc.

6) Install a case cooling fan (be sure to buy a double ball bearing).

Note: There is strong electromagnetic radiation inside the case, which is harmful to the human body, and it is recommended not to open the case cover to dissipate heat.

7) Move the main unit to good ventilation

The system will be unstable and sometimes crash, which is not good for the CPU itself, but it will not affect the running speed and network speed.

In summer, there will be a high temperature, the landlord may have too much dust on the CPU fan, resulting in the fan can not turn the speed required by the CPU, poor heat dissipation, it is recommended to remove dust or replace the cooling system, I hope to help the landlord, pure hand, there is not too much professional terminology,

Directly affect CPU life Check the CPU fan Clean up the dust Reapply silicone grease You can consider replacing it.

Control below 80 degrees, under normal circumstances, about 40-60 degrees, more than 90 degrees will automatically shut down after a period of time, the CPU temperature is high will cause the computer to automatically shut down, blue screen, crash, computer stuck, as for the long-term occupation of 95% of the usage rate you said, it will not affect the life, but it will increase the heat of the CPU, if the CPU is in an overheated state for a long time, it will definitely affect the life.

1. The high temperature resistance of the GPU on the CPU and graphics card is still relatively strong, if it reaches a temperature of nearly 100 degrees in a short period of time, it can be tolerated, but if they run for a long time at a high temperature of 90 degrees -100 degrees, it may affect the life of the chip, and it may also bring about the emergence of frequency reduction and high temperature protection mechanisms, so generally speaking, in order to ensure the long-term stable operation of the chip, it is better to control the temperature of the CPU and graphics card below 80 degrees.

2. The temperature of the chip has a lot to do with the chip itself, the packaging form, the performance of the radiator and the heat dissipation environment, under normal use, if the temperature reaches more than 90 degrees for a long time, it is generally caused by poor contact of the radiator, too low fan speed, or poor ventilation of the chassis, too high ambient temperature, etc., if these problems are excluded from normal use, whether it is the graphics card or the CPU is generally not able to reach such a high temperature, Of course, it is not excluded that some users will overclock the CPU and graphics card, which will cause the chip to be high.

Generally speaking, when the CPU is fully loaded, the temperature generally does not exceed 65 degrees, and the long-term running temperature generally does not exceed 60 degrees.

This doesn't seem to be the case.

I know that the 92-degree CPU still runs without restarting, and there are different CPUs that have different heat resistance, such as AMD3600+ and PD915, their heat resistance is very different, PD915 can operate normally at more than 80 degrees, AMD3600+ is not, of course, 80 degrees is a very high temperature for the CPU, but it will not burn out, as the upstairs brother said, at this temperature, it ages quickly, and the life is short The ideal temperature should be below 50 degrees, of course, some places are hot, 60 degrees is not too surprising, but no matter how high it is, it may affect the life of the CPU, and if you want to say that the temperature that can make the CPU burn out quickly, I think it is around 100 degrees.

CPU temperature has a range of about twenty or thirty degrees, and it is normal for the temperature to fluctuate by twenty or thirty degrees on the basis of the ambient temperature.

There is a saying that the CPU temperature is fine within 100 degrees Celsius, which makes some sense in the author's opinion, but judging from the official data given by Intel and AMD, most models will not reach such a high temperature. Previously, Intel used T-Case (chassis temperature is the maximum allowable temperature of the processor's integrated heat sink (IHS)), which was mostly around 70 degrees Celsius.

The CPU temperature has a lot to do with the ambient temperature, and it will be a little higher in the summer. Generally, the temperature of the CPU is within 50° when idle, within 65° when it is busy, and within 75° when working at full speed, so we recommend that the ambient temperature is too high in summer, and the computer should not be left on for a long time, so as not to affect the life of the CPU; In winter, due to the low ambient temperature, we will find that the temperature of the CPU is generally controlled at about 30 degreesIf the CPU temperature is too high, it will cause phenomena such as reboot or blue screen of death.

If the CPU temperature does not exceed 80 degrees for a long time, the CPU is safe, and it does not matter if it exceeds 85 degrees occasionally, when the temperature exceeds a certain limit (usually 93), the CPU protection policy will force the shutdown.

The CPU will not burn out if the temperature is high for a while, and the CPU will burn out because the temperature is too high for a long time. Generally speaking, the CPU has its own set of strict temperature control strategies, when the temperature is too high, the CPU will automatically reduce the frequency and reduce the heat, so that the temperature will be controlled within a certain range.

If you use it for a long time, it is recommended not to exceed 80 degrees, and it is okay to use it occasionally at a high temperature.

Do not exceed 70 degrees Celsius to be normal!!

Ask the salesperson of the computer company to install a suitable electric fan!!

Install the computer case fan.

Pay attention to heat dissipation!!

Short-term operation of the CPU at 90-degree heat has little impact, but the damage of long-term operation is obvious.

Generally, if it exceeds 85 degrees, it will be alarmed, and if it is high, it will be forced to shut down, and if it is ultra-high for a long time, it will burn the CPU

The problem is a little bit, generally not more than 85 is not a big problem. Generally speaking, pride is fixed at 75 or less. Master Lu doesn't have to be the standard, you see if there is.

As long as the computer runs well, it doesn't matter how high the temperature is, you can install Master Lu software to monitor the temperature, and it can be protected when the temperature is dangerous.

If the CPU exceeds 100 degrees, it will affect the lifespan. Like 10 degrees, 20 degrees, 30 degrees, 40 degrees, 50 degrees, 60 degrees, 70 degrees, 80 degrees, 90 degrees. There was no effect.

More than 80 degrees will affect the lifespan, if it is used for a long time, it is recommended to control it below 60 degrees.

In general, it is safe to have a temperature below 75 degrees and should not exceed 85 degrees.

Generally speaking, it is normal for the CPU temperature to be controlled within the range of 30 degrees, what is a temperature rise of 30 degrees, in fact, it is very simple, for example, the room temperature is 25 degrees now, then the temperature of 30 degrees is 55 degrees, that is to say, it is the ideal situation to control the CPU temperature within 55 degrees when the room temperature is 25 degrees.

If it is above 90 degrees, it will smell Try not to overclock it and take care of it more hahaha.

"The normal temperature of the CPU is generally stable in the range of 30 degrees of temperature rise. In other words, the CPU has a harvest temperature of 65 degrees, and the maximum temperature of the CPU is 30 degrees Celsius based on the maximum of 35 degrees in summer. ”

CPU temperatures below 85 degrees are safe, and 90 degrees will not burn out.